Kuldiga

Step back in time in Kuldiga, often called the "Venice of the North." This UNESCO World Heritage-listed town is a masterpiece of historical preservation, where narrow streets, red-tiled roofs, and the gentle flow of the Aleksupite River create an atmosphere of timeless romance.

What to See and Experience
Venta Rapid (Ventas Rumba): Witness the widest natural waterfall in Europe. This unique landmark is spectacular year-round, especially in spring when you can see the famous "flying fish" leaping upstream.

The Brick Bridge: Walk across one of the longest brick bridges in Europe. Built in 1874, this majestic arched bridge offers the perfect vantage point for photos of the Venta Rapid and the town’s skyline.

The Old Town: Wander through the beautifully preserved medieval center. Kuldiga is unique because its 16th–18th-century architecture has remained largely untouched by wars and modern industrialization.

The Alekšupīte River: See how the river flows directly along the walls of the houses, earning the town its nickname. The Alekšupīte Waterfall, though smaller, is the highest in Latvia.

Local Culture and Crafts: Visit the Kuldiga District Museum or explore the many artisan workshops where traditional Latvian crafts are still practiced with passion.

Peaceful Ambiance: Experience the slow pace of life. Enjoy a meal at a riverside cafe and soak in the tranquil beauty that has inspired artists and filmmakers for decades.

Price per Car, from - 320,00 EUR
Direct route: approx. 8 hour